Christchurch City Council
Jobs and economy
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Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Improve safety for retail businesses.
Look for partners to help grow the asset base and improve performance.
Support digital innovation within council.
Create youth employment pathways through apprenticeships, training programs and partnerships with local industries.
Invest in essential infrastructure that strengthens tourism, local industry and resilient, future-ready city growth.
Support local businesses by backing community hubs, markets and initiatives that keep money and jobs in Christchurch.
Further extend the well-deserved Living Wage to all council-owned companies, building on last term's accreditation for CCC.
Enhance suburban shopping areas to support local businesses, similar to what has been done for the Linwood Village.
Offer more cadetships within the council workforce, made easier by insourcing more services.
Push for all council owned companies to adopt the Living Wage.
Work with local businesses to run more events and increase tourism spending.
Create student apprenticeship programmes within CCC organisations.
Bring more council services in-house and establish an apprenticeship programme within council and CCOs to help increase youth employment.
Work with local businesses in the CBD to establish living wage accreditation wherever possible, including rates incentives.
Work towards Christchurch becoming a city of full employment and livable incomes, pursuing any policies that support this goal.
Improve safety for retail businesses.
Look for partners to help grow the asset base and improve performance.
Support digital innovation within council.
Create youth employment pathways through apprenticeships, training programs and partnerships with local industries.
Invest in essential infrastructure that strengthens tourism, local industry and resilient, future-ready city growth.
Support local businesses by backing community hubs, markets and initiatives that keep money and jobs in Christchurch.
Further extend the well-deserved Living Wage to all council-owned companies, building on last term's accreditation for CCC.
Enhance suburban shopping areas to support local businesses, similar to what has been done for the Linwood Village.
Offer more cadetships within the council workforce, made easier by insourcing more services.
Push for all council owned companies to adopt the Living Wage.
Work with local businesses to run more events and increase tourism spending.
Create student apprenticeship programmes within CCC organisations.
Bring more council services in-house and establish an apprenticeship programme within council and CCOs to help increase youth employment.
Work with local businesses in the CBD to establish living wage accreditation wherever possible, including rates incentives.
Work towards Christchurch becoming a city of full employment and livable incomes, pursuing any policies that support this goal.
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